Q. Can I set up an SMTP address that goes to multiple recipients?

A. Use SMTP aliases. TCPware's default configuration will use the file TCPWARE:SMTP_ALIASES. for SMTP aliases.
The following example shows how to set up SMTP aliases and SMTP mailing lists:


###############################################
#
#   This is a sample file of SMTP aliases.
#
#   Lines such as these starting with a "#"
#   are comments and are ignored by the parser.
#
#   The syntax of an entry in this file is:
#
#   alias:  expansion;
#
#   The expansion is a comma-separated list of 
#   addresses in RFC821 form which may span 
#   across multiple lines. The list is 
#   terminated by the semicolon.
#
#   To create a mailing list with the 
#   addresses stored in a separate file,
#   the format is:
#
#   listname:: list-owner, address-filespec;
#
#   where "list-owner" is a valid address 
#   which will be used as the
#   return-path for the mailing list message, 
#   and "address-filespec" is a complete file 
#   name for the file 
#   containing the list of addresses.
#
#   Alias expansion is recursive; when an
#   alias is expanded, further expansion
#   it attempted on each element of the
#   expansion.
#
##############################################

#   example of simple mail forwarding...

bigboote:  bigboote@machine.com ;

#   example of a multi-destination alias...

whorfin:  bigboote, fin@hosts.com ;

#   example of a mailing list expansion...

info::   bigboote, TCPWARE:file.text ;